College football has become fully entrenched in the transfer portal. Teams have begun to build their roster and rely on the portal to help transform teams in a single season. Schools look to the portal to find instant help rather than wait for recruits to develop. New coaches are able to bring players in who … Continue reading 5 of the Most Impactful Transfers of the 2023 Season
The Folsom Five Stars – Week 4
1 - Middle Tennessee QB Chase Cunningham (vs. Miami) https://twitter.com/MT_FB/status/1573834944215908353?s=20&t=HfgwSLoTbRZaLCwwcctI4A *sigh* The Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders stormed into Miami on Saturday and upset the Hurricanes in a contest that was never really close. Quarterback Chase Cunningham was a large reason why, as he completed touchdown passes of 71, 69, and 98 yards and added an … Continue reading The Folsom Five Stars – Week 4
Better Bet With Brady – Week 3
Week two was ROUGH…. But I learned a lot about the college football season, so I am ready to go and fire off some wins going forward. We are now 1-5 on the year…not a good start by any means, luckily, it’s a long long season of college football. Let’s recap last week: Florida -5.5 … Continue reading Better Bet With Brady – Week 3
Big Ten Four-Pack Preview
1 - Ohio State: National Title Contender https://twitter.com/PFF_College/status/1545514812511162370?s=20&t=kcC3zdJ9c2l38OLEYg1GWQ 2021 was a down year for Ohio State standards. After early struggles from C.J. Stroud and a defense that played soft, the Buckeyes lost at home to Oregon and closed the season with a rare loss to arch rival Michigan. Still, with only two losses, the Buckeyes … Continue reading Big Ten Four-Pack Preview
99 Things – #31 Iowa’s Bid for the Big Ten West
Kirk Ferentz returns for his 78th year as the head coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes (Kidding but it sure feels like it). The Hawkeyes have been the epitome of consistency since Ferentz took the reigns. The defense has been on of the best in the conference while the offense has rarely been viewed as explosive. … Continue reading 99 Things – #31 Iowa’s Bid for the Big Ten West
99 Things – #69 The Iowa Wave
Today is number 69 (nice) in our series of 99 Things I am excited about for this upcoming season. The subject of today's post is one of the newer traditions in college football. The Iowa Wave first started in 2017. The Hawkeyes have created one of the most heartwarming traditions in the entire sport and … Continue reading 99 Things – #69 The Iowa Wave
5 Questions for the Big Ten for 2022
The Big Ten's bowl season has officially come to an end. The conference finished 6-4 after Rutgers filled in to play Wake Forest. Michigan lost in the College Football Playoffs to Georgia while Ohio State and Michigan State each won their New Years Six Bowl game. The Big Ten has numerous questions heading into next … Continue reading 5 Questions for the Big Ten for 2022
Week 11 Betting Guide
Time to focus on the teams I know best Week 10 Review: 2-3. Winners: UNC -2.5 and USC-ASU under 61. Losers: Liberty +9.5, Navy +21, and Arkansas -4.5 (BB). Not a good Week 10 and now one game under .500 for the season. It was frustrating as some of my hunches from the Big Ten, … Continue reading Week 11 Betting Guide
Week 7 Reactions
Week 7 has come and gone and we are starting to get a clear picture of who are the pretenders and who are the contenders. Numerous teams survived upset bids but Iowa was not one of them. We saw Alabama bounce back and have a strong performance and now we are off to week 8! … Continue reading Week 7 Reactions
2021 FBS/FCS Power Points Standings: Week 7
For whom does the Bell toll? It tolls for Iowa. David Bell recorded enough receiving yards to take a trip around the world as the Purdue Boilermakers made the #2 Iowa Hawkeyes look like #2…the kind you flush. Former Hawkeye, the late Dennis Green, once said, “They are who we thought they were.” He was … Continue reading 2021 FBS/FCS Power Points Standings: Week 7
The Walk-On Redshirts 